Overview The 9th Grade Unit Recovery program is an opportunity for 9th graders only who have earned a D or F in Algebra 1A or English 9A to replace a letter grade on their transcript by recovering critical learning targets that they may have missed during their regular in-class instruction. eCredit unit recovery is a
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The Future is in our Public Schools 2024 Bond Measure St. Vrain’s administration, in collaboration with multiple communities, is preparing to make a recommendation to the Board of Education to place a $739.8 million bond on the ballot in 2024 that will ensure the district’s continued commitment to academic excellence, accountability, safety, and providing the
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Dear Parents and Guardians of AP students, Thank you for registering for Advanced Placement (AP) coursework and giving your student a head start on postsecondary readiness and career preparation. Last year, St. Vrain students took 4,784 Advanced Placement exams, potentially saving families up to $6,000,000 in future college tuition costs. The AP exam payment window
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Welcome to St Vrain Valley Schools’ Nutrition Team! We are dedicated to providing nutritious meals to support the well-being and learning of our students. Join our dynamic team of professionals committed to making a positive impact every day. Why join our team? Employment Opportunities Benefits Application Process Testimonials “Working in the school kitchen is a
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Dear Parents and Guardians, Thank you for your continued partnership as we celebrate a successful spring semester in St. Vrain Valley Schools. Our Transportation Department is dedicated to consistently delivering excellent service for our students and their families and we are currently preparing for the upcoming school year. If you are interested in having your
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As a result of the 2013 Colorado Front Range Flood, the native Northern Redbelly Dace was adversely affected by overflowing sediment that altered its habitat in local ponds. The fish, classified as a Tier 1 Species of Greatest Conservation Need, are considered endangered in Colorado because of low population numbers. By pairing students with biologists, an innovative recovery project aims to raise and successfully breed 100 redbelly dace, the offspring from which will be used to reintroduce the species locally.
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All Colorado teachers who teach kindergarten through 3rd grade must complete a minimum of 45 hours of evidence-based reading training. St. Vrain Valley Schools offers a pathway to achieve this READ Act requirement. Amendments to the READ Act (SB19-199 and SB22-004) require that K-3 teachers who provide literacy instruction, 4-12 reading interventionists, and school administrators
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April 30, 2019, 2:38pm | St Vrain Valley School DistrictBy Christopher Osher, Colorado Sun Innovations that emphasize real-world experience have northern Colorado students working on everything from rescuing endangered frogs in Peru to using drones to deliver mail Eric Berngen realized just how different a learning environment he had signed up for when he almost stepped on
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On Top of the World: SVVSD Student-athletes shine on national and world stages Whether they’re racing to finish lines, wrestling challenges, finding their flow through life’s turbulence, or finding creative solutions to balancing athletic pursuits with rigorous academics, St. Vrain Valley School District student athletes are continuously ascending to new heights. Our district is proudly
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Insurance for Students Insurance can help pay for injuries students might sustain while at school or while participating in school activities. The District encourages parents/guardians to evaluate their insurance coverage levels to determine if they have adequate insurance protection for any injuries their children might sustain while at school or while participating in school activities.
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